“…46,61,63,64 Besides mycosis fungoides and Sézary syndrome, Hodgkin disease has also been observed in association with FM in several patients. 8,44,[65][66][67] However, the association of Hodgkin disease with mycosis fungoides is well known, 68 and it might be that in at least some of these patients, cutaneous changes represented lesions of mycosis fungoides-associated FM. Indeed, most patients showed clinical presentations uncommon for idiopathic FM: One child described by Gibson et al 44 had a widespread skin eruption involving the upper and lower extremities as well as the face; the child described by Kim and Winkelmann 8 had multiple lesions on the arms and legs; the patient described by Stewart and Smoller 67 had lesions on both legs; and the one described by Ramon et al 65 had multiple lesions on the chest.…”